The United States announced a commercial agreement with Japan, one of its largest commercial partners. The novelty makes futures up on Wall Street and the main indexes in Europe.
Optimism returns in the main bags of the world, as a result of the latest news in the commercial policy of USA. This Tuesday, the US president, Donald Trump confirmed that a tariff agreement had been reached with Japan. In addition, quarterly results continue, highlighting technological giants Alphabet and Tesla.
Japanese prime minister, Shigeru ishiba, confirmed the terms of the trade agreement, indicating that It will be a 15% reciprocal tariff. That includes al Automotive sectorwhich previously faced a 25%tariff. In return, Japan is expected to invest US $ 550,000 million in the US.
Good reception in Asia and Europe
The novelty was received with optimism in Asia’s bags. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 3.5%, while China’s HSCEI (+1.82%), Hang Seng (+1.62%) of Hong Kong, the S&P/ASX 2000 Australia (+0.69%), the Nifty 50 of India (+0.63%) and the Kospi of South Korea (+0.44%) accompanied You are more moderate.
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In the Old Continent, the positive streak was also extended, promoted by optimism among European automotive companies, which await the US agreement with the European Union. Porsche leads the reboundsince it is the signature of the sector that could most lose for Trump’s tariffs Due to lack of production in the United Statesunlike Mercedes, BMW or Volkswagen.
Thus, the Euro Stoxx 50 index rises 0.93%. At the local level, the increases are led by the French cac (1.12%), followed by the Ibex 35 Spanish (0.74%), the German Dax (+0.62%) and the Ftse 100 (+0.46%).
Wall Street awaits the new round of results
In the pre -opening on Wednesday, the main indices of the North American Bag They show an upward trend: the Dow Jones rises 0.51%, the S&P 500 accompanies with +0.37% and the Nasdaq with 0.13%. The main indices of Wall Street They closed mixed on Tuesday, after a new round of corporate results.
The actions of General Motors They collapsed after the company announced that its income from the second quarter had fallen more than a third, due in large part to a cost of US $1 billion related to tariffs Trump.
However, optimism around the strong expenses in artificial intelligence helped underpin some technological actions of great capitalization. In this sense, this Wednesday will be known The last balances of Alphabet, owner of Google, and the manufacturer of electric vehicles Tesla.
Source: Ambito
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